Post pics of your ride!
SHAKESHAKESHAKESHAKE
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Re: Post pics of your ride!
Here's the front(I didn't take the time to look for the right side,but I'm sure it's the same price.I think this is the correct application for your car):$260 each
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/p...ducts_id=29357
Rear:$149 each
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/k...9-p-29117.html
The GC kit is $429 for your car on the GC site.
So,that's at $1247 before shipping.Going with the Street Konis would be cheaper,but if you go pretty heavy on the spring rates I doubt they'd handle it.
Go Team Marlboro
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From: Roanoke, VA
Re: Post pics of your ride!
Yes, I'm running the Koni shocks/struts with a GC coilover "conversion kit". GC camber plates and poly rear reinforced mounts. 500ft 550rr rates.
It handles quite nice and has great street manners(re: smoothness not stupid bumpy).
Better off just buying their 1500 kit from the website, its good stuff. Way better than most any other setups out there, unless you want to look toward GAZ or AST stuff.
But, after I get my g/f's d17 headgasket done the m3 will be up for sale. I have my e30 project car sitting in the driveway waiting
It handles quite nice and has great street manners(re: smoothness not stupid bumpy).
Better off just buying their 1500 kit from the website, its good stuff. Way better than most any other setups out there, unless you want to look toward GAZ or AST stuff.
But, after I get my g/f's d17 headgasket done the m3 will be up for sale. I have my e30 project car sitting in the driveway waiting
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SHAKESHAKESHAKESHAKE
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From: Western
Re: Post pics of your ride!
Yes, I'm running the Koni shocks/struts with a GC coilover "conversion kit". GC camber plates and poly rear reinforced mounts. 500ft 550rr rates.
It handles quite nice and has great street manners(re: smoothness not stupid bumpy).
Better off just buying their 1500 kit from the website, its good stuff. Way better than most any other setups out there, unless you want to look toward GAZ or AST stuff.
But, after I get my g/f's d17 headgasket done the m3 will be up for sale. I have my e30 project car sitting in the driveway waiting
It handles quite nice and has great street manners(re: smoothness not stupid bumpy).
Better off just buying their 1500 kit from the website, its good stuff. Way better than most any other setups out there, unless you want to look toward GAZ or AST stuff.
But, after I get my g/f's d17 headgasket done the m3 will be up for sale. I have my e30 project car sitting in the driveway waiting
the joy of owning an unpopular car, the limited parts available are all expensive. I might spring for AST if they made a Ti kit.
H House inc.
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From: Roanoke
Re: Post pics of your ride!
Thanks,and I hate to admit it since I am more of a Chevrolet fan,but I like his Coupe to. That's my favorite body style mustang since the 60's. I miss my Honda's,but the rwd,and having a little Torque is more fun I'll have to say. I'm sure I'll get another 92-95 civic coupe,or a 92-96 prelude. I've never owned a prelude,and I simply want one because of the interior. Haha.